Yves Rumpler

Yves Rumpler, known as Eulemur Rumpele [ølemyr rumpølø], born in 1938, is a researcher and French professor of embryology and primatology at the Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg.

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Brief history

Specialties

When Yves Rumpler was named attending in 1959 then chief of work in 1966 the Institute of embryology of Strasbourg his research carry on topics of Strasbourg traditional (thyroid hormones, teratology) but as from 1967 the orientation of his work changes going on the systematic one and chromosomal evolution of the Malagasy Primates lemurs; he is consequently universally recognized for his work in primatology. In 2001 is made up under its direction the research unit “Mankind and primates: Variability and evolution (EA 3428)” at the Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg, directed today by the pr. Bertrand Ludes and gathering researchers of Institut of Embryology, Institute of Normal Anatomy, Institute of Legal medicine and Faculty of Dental surgery of Strasbourg.

Discoveries

Yves Rumpler took part in the description of new species of primates:

He also created the genus name for the true lemurs: Eulemur (Simons & Rumpler 1988). This new genus joined together the species Eulemur fulvus, E. mongoz, E. macaco, E. rubriventer and E. coronatus which were previously in the Lemur genus.

Bibliography

Yves Rumpler published much, especially in scientific magazines and the field of the primatology.

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